In 2018, global mobile app revenues amounted to over 365 billion U.S. dollars which is all set to increase to  935 billion U.S. dollars in 2023. So, the mobile market is invincible at the moment without any signs of slowing down in the foreseeable future. This influences and encourages a lot of small businesses to create a mobile app. 

Every organization has a process in place to manage employees, customers, purchase orders, invoices, etc and most of the times it is through an Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) software. Enterprise software is a big name and has gained a lot of popularity for both enterprises as well as SMBs. 
 

According to a report by CodingSanS, 12.37% of managers believe wrong estimations are the #1 cause of delivery problems for a software development company. When the estimated time and cost are wrongly calculated, everything takes a setback. Bespoke software quality, trust over the software development team, time to market, everything fails.

The global ERP software market is expected to be worth $41.69 billion by the year 2020. ERP software is undoubtedly one of the most important software businesses must invest in. However, one of the crucial things is how businesses implement this ERP software. We, in this article, aim to go through some of the common ERP problems and provide tips on how to avoid them.

According to sources, PWA currently can replace many Android Apps. PWA in the near future is expected to be able to replace many IOS Apps. Year after year, the mobile app community revolved around iOS and Android and were tied to them. But with the advent of progressive web apps, the duopoly took a hit. 

Digital travel sales worldwide increased by 10.4% to $694.41 billion in 2018. People love to travel. And in this digital-centric world, the latest travel trend is .... mobile! A recent report on Travel Agent Central claimed: “Nearly two-thirds of travelers rely on mobile apps during a trip”. Travel app development around the world is changing the tourism industry. 
 

According to Statista, in 2018, the global outsourcing market amounted to 85.6 billion U.S. dollars. 66% of the entrepreneurs nod YES when it comes to software outsourcing and this number is increasing with each passing day. Cost is a crucial factor behind this. 

According to  Panorama Consulting 2018 ERP report, 95% of businesses experienced an improvement in their processes after implementing an ERP system. But Enterprise software development has its own share of struggles - multiple decision points and numerous factors to consider before even starting with the development.

Software development and its technologies keep changing every year. Being informed about the current trends as well as the future trends in software development will make sure your business platform is future proof and your business can enjoy the latest benefit of the technology to stay ahead of the competition. 

The notion of enterprise resource planning (ERP) and customer relationship management (CRM) software seem to overlap. Both are utilized to automate a company’s internal business processes and improve the profitability of the company. But the core business logic of these two software are completely different. We, in this article, will help understand the conundrum around ERP vs CRM and answer a few top questions regarding the difference between ERP and CRM.